The phrase "demonstrate traits" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing someone's behavior or characteristics. Example: The child's actions clearly demonstrate traits of kindness and empathy.
Our results have confirmed many of the previously demonstrated traits associated with constitutive expression of TNFα.
Finally, our results may not conform to demonstrated trait variation differentially influencing ecosystem processes due to the community context of our experiment, which included interspecific plant interactions.
Keeping calm under pressure, acting politely and being customer service-oriented are important traits for all airline employees, so demonstrate those traits during your interview.
Neuropsychologists really believe that wrong answers to a few questions involving the alphabet demonstrate personality traits and mental abilities (or disabilities) that run deep.
The paper's authors suggest that if you are able to demonstrate these traits, your contribution to the teamwork will be invaluable.
These compositions (which were occasionally entitled concerti) demonstrate those traits—simple homophonic (essentially chordal) texture, strong declamatory rhythm, and the varied alternation and combination of blocks of sound that became prominent in Baroque instrumental and choral music.
We expect the students we admit will continue to demonstrate the traits that distinguished them during the admission process — throughout senior year and during the years spent on our campus.
In 1939 the Noyce family moved to Grinnell, Iowa, where the father had accepted a position as a Congregational minister and where the son began to demonstrate the traits of an inventor and tinkerer.
How do you demonstrate these traits daily?
Nor does the character demonstrate any traits that would make him more human and vulnerable.
